# Get-VaultChangeOrderAssociations

Returns a collection of Change Order associations.

## Syntax

```{code-block} powershell
:linenos:

Get-VaultChangeOrderAssociations -Number <String> -Type <ChangeOrderAssocType> [<CommonParameters>]
```

## Parameters

```{eval-rst}
.. csv-table::
	:header: "Type","Name","Description","Optional"

	"String","Number","Number of the Change Order   ","no"
	":ref:`ChangeOrderAssocType <code_reference/commandlets/get-vaultchangeorderassociations:changeorderassoctype>`","Type","Specifies which association type is retrieved  ","no"
```

### ChangeOrderAssocType

```{eval-rst}
.. csv-table::
	:header: "Name","Description"

	"ItemRecords","Get the item record associations"
	"FileRecords","Get the file record associations"
```

## Return type

[Item[]](/code_reference/objects/item) / [File[]](/code_reference/objects/file) ← on success\
**empty** ← on failure

## Remarks

The Cmdlet returns the **exact version** of the associations.

## Examples

**Get a Change Orders FileRecord associations**

```{code-block} powershell
:linenos:

$files = Get-VaultChangeOrderAssociations -Number "ECO-100001" -Type FileRecords
```

**Display all Item- and File-Record associations of a Change Order in console**

```{code-block} powershell
:linenos:

$allAssocs = @( Get-VaultChangeOrderAssociations -Number "ECO-100001" -Type FileRecords; Get-VaultChangeOrderAssociations -Number "ECO-100001" -Type ItemRecords)
$allAssocs | Format-Table Id, _EntityTypeID, Name, Revision, State

<#
Id  _EntityTypeID  Name          Revision  State
--- -------------- ------------- --------- --------
15  FILE           Valve.ipt     2         Released
16  FILE           Pad_Lock.iam  2         Released
22  ITEM           1000002       1         Released
#>
```